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Fizocare’s elderly-friendly Heat Therapy system features a thermostatic electric heat pad with a maximum surface temperature of 42 °C and a 20-minute automatic shutoff timer for enhanced safety. The pad targets chronic lower back pain from lumbar spondylosis and knee discomfort caused by osteoarthritis. Staff assess pain levels before and after each session using the revised Faces Pain Scale, with a minimum 2-point pain reduction set as the standard therapeutic goal.

The supportive Magnetic Therapy mat relieves general musculoskeletal pain through low-intensity PEMF treatment at 5 mT and 10 Hz. Residents receive daily 30-minute supine sessions on the full-body mat placed over the mattress. The device is strictly prohibited within 2 meters of residents with pacemakers, and a magnetic field detector is used to confirm safe operating distances. Care staff record every treatment session and track occasional side effects, including temporary dizziness reported in a small portion of users.

Technical Note: Biomedical technicians must test the heat pad’s insulation resistance annually. Devices with readings below 1 MΩ indicate internal moisture penetration and require immediate replacement. Heat therapy is suspended for residents with cognitive impairment who cannot communicate physical discomfort.

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The Lightwave Therapy unit prevents and treats chronic wounds and pressure injuries. Flexible adhesive LED pads emit 660 nm red light at 30 mW/cm². Applied daily for 10 minutes over sacral and heel pressure sites, the device delivers 18 J/cm² photobiomodulation dosage. It boosts fibroblast activity and blood vessel regeneration to speed healing of stage I and II pressure injuries.

For elderly residents with diabetic peripheral neuropathy and foot pain, a dedicated foot-plate LED array provides 850 nm near-infrared light therapy. Each foot receives a 15 minute session to reduce neuropathic pain by a minimum of 2 points on the 0–10 pain scale. Treatment is performed in a seated position with feet elevated, and the built-in timer prevents excessive light exposure.

Technical Note: LED pads must not be placed over suspected deep tissue injury or hematoma, as increased local circulation may worsen bleeding. Skin condition is checked before every session. Any skin maceration requires immediate treatment pause and adjusted moisture care protocols.

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Fizocare installs professional rehabilitation exercise equipment in elderly day rooms, including recumbent cycle ergometers and adjustable sit-to-stand training frames. The cycle ergometer supports group training, with individualized workloads ranging from 20 to 40 Watts prescribed by physiotherapists. Real-time training data is shown on a high-contrast display, and safety seat belts prevent body sliding during exercise. The sit-to-stand frame enables safe transfer practice. Its adjustable arm supports can be gradually lowered to match progressive improvements in lower limb strength.

The simplified Balance Assessment System includes four timed standing tests: side-by-side stance, semi-tandem stance, tandem stance and single-leg stance, with each test capped at 30 seconds. This floor-based assessment only requires a stopwatch and standard position markers. Results are recorded monthly in resident care plans. A single-leg stance time below 5 seconds triggers a full falls risk evaluation by a physiotherapist and prompt arrangement of walking assistive devices if needed.

Technical Note: Blood pressure and heart rate must be checked immediately after the first exercise session. Post-exercise systolic blood pressure drops over 20 mmHg or heart rate increases exceeding 30 bpm above resting levels require medical review before further exercise participation.

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Fizocare’s OT Training System features an Ageing-in-Place module equipped with daily living adaptive tools, including long-handled reachers, sock aids, elastic shoelaces, raised toilet seats and large-handle cutlery. Occupational therapists complete home environment evaluations via tablet checklists and document potential hazards such as loose rugs, insufficient lighting and hard-to-reach storage areas.

The module outputs personalized adaptive equipment prescriptions and tailored home modification suggestions. Each resident receives a laminated picture guide demonstrating correct equipment usage. Care staff supervise and encourage equipment use during daily morning routines, and record independence scores ranging from 0 for full dependence to 5 for complete independence. All data updates the monthly functional maintenance dashboard for continuous progress tracking.

Technical Note: Reachers must adopt pistol-grip handles with locking structures. Ordinary smooth-handle tools demand excessive grip strength and are unsuitable for arthritic users. Raised toilet seats require firm clamping fixation instead of simple placement. Unsecured seats may slide easily, leading to falls and potential hip fractures.

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Fizocare offers geriatric knee and leg support braces for elderly users. The lightweight knee sleeve is fitted with a silicone patellar pad and spiral supportive stays. It delivers mild compression and stabilizes the kneecap to relieve discomfort caused by knee osteoarthritis, and features integrated pull loops for easy wearing. A soft lace-up ankle brace with figure-eight strapping is provided to manage chronic ankle instability and osteoarthritic pain.

Physiotherapists complete professional fitting during dedicated brace clinics. Limb circumference is measured at three key points to ensure accurate sizing. A two-week follow-up check evaluates skin condition and brace slippage. Residents are instructed to wear braces only during walking activities instead of overnight to prevent venous congestion. Braces are replaced every 12 months or once elasticity declines, defined as a 20% drop in compression pressure.

Technical Note: The silicone patellar pad of the knee sleeve must be precisely centered around the kneecap. Misalignment may cause direct pressure on the patellar tendon and induce insertion pain. Graded elastic compression stockings provide 15–20 mmHg ankle pressure. Higher compression levels require arterial blood flow verification via Doppler assessment before use.